Question

how did the adoption of farming eventually contribute to the rise of slavery in human societies?
choose 1 answer:
a farming led to more advanced societies and trade networks, which eventually included the trade of enslaved people.
b farming created larger communities and increased warfare, which led to the capture of prisoners who could be enslaved.
c farming required large amounts of labor, which led some societies to force others to do the work through systems of enslavement.
d farming gave certain individuals more power, creating social hierarchies that made slavery possible.

Explanation:

Farming's labor - intensive nature meant a high demand for workers. Some societies resorted to enslaving others to meet this labor need. While other options have elements of truth, the direct link of farming's labor requirements to enslavement is the most fundamental reason here.

Answer:

C. Farming required large amounts of labor, which led some societies to force others to do the work through systems of enslavement.